THESIS TOPIC :

RADIO STATION STUDIO DESIGN

INTRODUCTION:
More than ninety years after the world’s first station was founded, radio is still the most pervasive, accessible, affordable,
and flexible mass medium available. The term 'radio' is used to describe any audio service that provides continuous realtime
audio to the end listener. Strictly speaking 'radio' traditionally referred to an 'over the air' transmission method.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:
AIMS:
 To design a building that will have full functional spaces and also workable spaces.
 To design a studio space that will meet the standard of NBC.
 To design offices, newsroom, the transmitting and control rooms that will have the combination of both artificial and
natural ventilation.
 Create both natural and artificial lightening that will suit the offices and rooms provided.

OBJECTIVES:
 To provide adequate spaces for all the facilities and offices required by a radio station. Each office required is to be made spacious to
accommodate the needed personnel, students and visitors.
 To develop a structure that will have proper natural ventilation and also provide spaces for artificial ventilation equipment since most
spaces need to be air tight.
 To create proper openings for enough light to reach various spaces where light is needed, and to also create the necessary artificial
lightning for places where natural lightning cannot reach
 To provide facades and views that will be aesthetically pleasing and that will explain the building by mere looking at it.
Theatre design, the art and technique of designing and building a space—a theatre—intended primarily for the
performance of drama and its allied arts by live performers who are physically present in front of a live audience